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 Weekend work in Galway? |
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 Code for mobile phone in ireland? |
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we're heading there for vacation in may...and this is a sport we find quite fascinating.
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 What are the implications of a UK resident living and working in ROI? |
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 Anyone from Mayo, Ireland? |
More specifically Swinford, Brackloon, Cullane or Castlebar.
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 I am taking my bf to Dublin for the day, where would you recommend going? |
We are going this Thurs, going to get there at about 0900hrs, and then get the last flight home at 2200hrs, so we're not staying over!
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 Tell me anything about IRELAND!!!!!!!!? |
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 Going to Ireland for 3-4 weeks? |
Hey, in a couple of months i should be going over to ireland with my family for about 3 -4 weeks.
We plan to travel all over ireland catching up with my family and also just for a nice ... |
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 Traveling to Ireland? |
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 Don't people get really touchy when you ask a question about heritage?...? |
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| Tell me about Ireland..............? |
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What does "OH BLARNEY!" mean? |
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Orla C
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No idea. I live in Ireland, was born here, and I've never heard it.
Far more likely to be said by Americans who claim to be Irish, but who are actually of Irish descent. |
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it's when you step in it |
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Eh Rose?? I've lived in Cork all my life and have NEVER heard it before! Common my ****, ha!
I'd say the first answer hit the nail on the head, saying about other nationalities trying to prove their 'irishness'.
But i'd presume it means like, oh crap or oh bother or something!
..not that i ever use the word bother! Hehe! |
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Never heard this in my life. |
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Blarney is a phrase that is never really used in Ireland..like ever but as far as i know it means that whatever the other person just said was a lie. It comes rom the fact that the Blarney stone is supposed to give you "The gift of the gab" ie make you very talkitive |
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♥ rose ♫
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its an acclamation used commonly in ireland. the saying comes from Cork, Ireland.
Kind of an "oh my god!" type of saying.
there's also a long story about a king, a castle and a stone you kiss haha... :) |
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